Kitty City Claw Mega Kit 46.75-in Faux Fleece Cat Tree & Condo, Green

This thing is supposed to hold cats and allow them to play?? That’s funny. It fell apart within minutes of my 2 regular sized cats laying on it. I put it back together, and they started playing on it. Then it fell apart again. I kept having to fix it literally every few minutes. Definitely not a “play city” when cats can’t actually play on it or even just lay. My husband and I decided to just throw it out. Was way too much trouble than it was worth. I mean, it’s cheap… so I guess you get what you pay for. Just don’t waste your money. Whole thing falls apart so easy and the parts go EVERYWHERE.

Assembly is very required, but if you can put together kids riding toys, bikes, do puzzles or even crafts you can do this 80 -90 piece kitty condo. Pieces do not fix in permanently so (like a real condo) will require periodic maintenance of putting bars and/or connectors back in place. If you have a very active cat or multiple it could be daily for a while, but Charlie loves her home, especially all the scratch posts

I bought this after my older kitten was found often lounging on smaller versions of the same thing. I purchased this, expecting that she'd like it but knowing about the issues regarding durability. First, it took me a bit longer than anticipated putting it together. I'm not the most furniture savvy of people though. But it's time consuming interlocking all the pieces together (it took me upwards of an hour, give or take). It also really does come apart a lot. I'm constantly pushing pieces of it back together: usually at least every other day I have to reconnect some part of it. The cat I bought it for absolutely loves it: she's frequently all over it, and it's one of her favorite perches. I bought this after my older kitten was found often lounging on smaller versions of the same thing. I purchased this, expecting that she'd like it but knowing about the issues regarding durability. First, it took me a bit longer than anticipated putting it together. I'm not the most furniture savvy of people though. But it's time consuming interlocking all the pieces together (it took me upwards of an hour, give or take). It also really does come apart a lot. I'm constantly pushing pieces of it back together: usually at least every other day I have to reconnect some part of it. The cat I bought it for absolutely loves it: she's frequently all over it, and it's one of her favorite perches. The various toys do a good job entertaining both her and my newer kitten (who often climbs on it). I will say to be careful, as when my cat got bigger she managed to flip the entire structure over by climbing atop it. (she no longer jumps on it). So it's beloved by my cats and really entertains and comforts them, but it was a pain to put together and is constantly falling apart. If you're sure your cats will like it, and you don't mind putting stuff back together, give it a shot. I'd say it's worth it. … more

Great idea, just isn't practical. The idea to put the scratch rope on poles is a bad idea. The base is not stable no matter how many ways I've redone the bottom to make it more stable. And the velcro sheets are a horrible idea, they come undone when the cat jumps up on it and they fall down (I had to sew them together instead). I'm constantly popping the rods/poles back together since they are easy to come apart with the cats trying to use them as scratching posts, not to mention them jumping up on it starts loosening them up as well. The material for the things they lay on is also scratchy and not pleasant so I've covered mine up with a bath rug I bought they loved (tech I bought for my bathroom Great idea, just isn't practical. The idea to put the scratch rope on poles is a bad idea. The base is not stable no matter how many ways I've redone the bottom to make it more stable. And the velcro sheets are a horrible idea, they come undone when the cat jumps up on it and they fall down (I had to sew them together instead). I'm constantly popping the rods/poles back together since they are easy to come apart with the cats trying to use them as scratching posts, not to mention them jumping up on it starts loosening them up as well. The material for the things they lay on is also scratchy and not pleasant so I've covered mine up with a bath rug I bought they loved (tech I bought for my bathroom, but as any cat owner knows they used it more than I got to lol). I also put a body pillow under the bath rug for added cushiness lol. All in all, I would not buy this again and I am looking to replace it this Xmas with another tower (I have 3 cat towers and wanted something different to go with them). I have 2 cat masters both about 13lbs each. … more

Falls apart several times a day! My cats do love it but sometimes when they go to get on it it falls apart. I have to fix it at least 5x a day. Idk why it can’t stay together! I want to glue it but then Ik I couldn’t take it apart to wash it. It’s extremely frustrating!

Thus arrived very quick, was super easy to assemble (took maybe 15 minutes total), and my kitties love it. My two older cars are maybe about 5 and 8lbs and their weight does bow the fleece areas & cubes, but it's holding strong so far. I would definitely recommend this kitty condo.

Ordered this for stray kittens mother is nursing on back porch. Its sturdy and offers hood options for their adventure time. Only issue is parts come apart if u need to move it at all no matter how well they are afixed. Not an issue but can be annoyance if you need to move it around a lot.

I was wary at first when putting it together. It felt flimsy and I didn’t think it would last long. Looked up to find my 25lbs toddler sitting on it! If she can sit my cats definitely are going to have no issue

First off you have to put elbow grease into building this tree. I had to set the pieces then use my body weight to get them in all the way. Even after that the structure is still wobbly because of how the structure is designed. I think the bigger it is the more stable it will be as long as you dont build it up too much. Also I want to try weighing down the base in some way I think that would really help. Scaredy cats might not like it, heavy cats may be too much for it but for our 13lb cat it is perfect. She does knock it over sometimes but I plan on expanding it and mounting it eventually but for now im very happy. I didnt want to spend $70 on one basic little tree I wanted a whole structure First off you have to put elbow grease into building this tree. I had to set the pieces then use my body weight to get them in all the way. Even after that the structure is still wobbly because of how the structure is designed. I think the bigger it is the more stable it will be as long as you dont build it up too much. Also I want to try weighing down the base in some way I think that would really help. Scaredy cats might not like it, heavy cats may be too much for it but for our 13lb cat it is perfect. She does knock it over sometimes but I plan on expanding it and mounting it eventually but for now im very happy. I didnt want to spend $70 on one basic little tree I wanted a whole structure for my lady and I got exactly what I wanted for a much better price. So yeah if you can get over the wobbly part it is a pretty cool set up I can not wait to expand, and perfect it for her!!! … more

This condo is beyond useless and I DO NOT recommend cat parents buying it. After awhile the sheets start getting flimsy so the kitties end up breaking the plastic parts apart due to the sheets no longer being able to hold up the cats. It was definitely a waste of money and a waste of space.